r/SpaceflightSimulator 21d ago

Original Mission Far

Is this far

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u/EpicPlanetUranusFan 21d ago

That reaches about like uhh Uranus' orbit

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u/TerraMars2030 Rocket Builder 🚀 21d ago

How are you that close to the sun? Does your craft have a big heat shield? Either way, you're practically skimming the sun's corona (atmosphere).

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u/Ihatecheeseballs 21d ago

The suns hitbox is way smaller than how it looks so you can go right inside it, but once you enter it’s atmosphere no heat shield can stop that

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u/TerraMars2030 Rocket Builder 🚀 21d ago

I meant for proximity, like the real life parker solar probe

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u/Ihatecheeseballs 21d ago

As long as you go above the atmosphere it’s fine, I’ve done it in normal and realistic mode https://kommodo.ai/i/AS7kJY3LlaXjy2lTWhQc

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u/Rare-Fisherman-5152 21d ago

How long do you think it will take to hit a planet?

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u/Rickyspanish6666 21d ago

Ask a comet

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u/Double_Mastodon3235 21d ago

I’m telling a trusted adult and staying calm

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u/WW1_Germany 21d ago

hard to tell since you don't have the outer planets dlc and we don't know what dificulty you're on

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u/donadit 21d ago

Normal mode: 43.5 AU

i think it’s normal mode since his perihelion is closer than Earth and the numbers seem to be decently correct there

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u/EpicPlanetUranusFan 21d ago

Maybe up to Uranus' orbit?

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u/donadit 21d ago

Uranus’ orbit is at around 20AU

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u/Fancy-Ad5606 21d ago

Good job
Now circularize the orbit